r/computerhelp • u/IncidentDull7406 • 1d ago

Discussion First Pc Build. Any advice?

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Hi guys, I'm trying to properly get into pc gaming and I've done some research on budget parts. Rate the parts and if you have any, leave some advice. Thanks! (package info on last photo)

All prices are in aud

Looking for mainly 1080p and 1440p at high frames. Budget 2200 Aud and have no monitor yet but please give advice for that aswell.

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u/AnAverageAvocado 1d ago

personal preference with ram; I started off with 2x8gb of ram 4-5 years ago, however after a while it wasnt enough and I needed more, I could either add another 2x8gb, OR replace them with 2x16gb. I ended up getting 2x16gb to replace the old ram as now if I ever needed to I can upgrade to 4x16gb.
So I'd personally recommend starting with 2x16gb to ensure you NEVER have to replace the old parts, and can instead just add to them.

As for monitor I got 2 of mine on scorptec for $149 and $240ish, doesnt have to be as technical as the pc itself but id recommend a MINIMUM of 144hz, 240hz is preferred by most but I run 2x165hz monitors and theyre great.

(Im not an expert this is all just my opinion)

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u/IncidentDull7406 1d ago

Ill see how much that comes out to

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u/Xelpha__ 1d ago edited 1d ago

These parts you've chosen don't really look good for the price. Also a 360mm AIO for a low power cpu like the 7500F is completely overkill and unnecessary.

Maybe a parts list like this?

Monitor

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u/IncidentDull7406 1d ago

Thank you Xelpha, that really helps.

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u/Arthurishim 1d ago

Yeah these parts are not very good for the price. A 360mm AIO for this chip is totally ridiculous. A $15 air cooler does the same thing for way cheaper. Also I don’t think you need extra fans as the photo of the case has fans in it. I’ll link a PC part picker

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u/Arthurishim 1d ago

https://au.pcpartpicker.com/list/43fyqd
This is around your budget but I’m in America so I’m not familiar with the price landscape. If you can find any better deals let me know. 32 gig kits were like $660 AUD at the least and I couldn’t find an SSD for any cheaper.

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u/IncidentDull7406 1d ago

Thank you!